Barry Landy

1 week ago | thesun.ie | Barry Landy

RYAN BRENNAN came up trumps as Drogheda United edged Cork City at the death at Sullivan & Lambe Park. The skipper, who led his side to FAI Cup glory last year, scored a 96th-minute winner against Cork. Djenairo Daniels’ second goal of the game in the 85th minute looked to have earned Cork a point. The Dutch striker was a handful for the United defence. He started and finished the move that led to his eighth-minute opener.

1 week ago | the42.ie | Barry Landy

Barry Landy reports from Sullivan & Lambe ParkRYAN BRENNAN, NOT for the first time in his long and storied Drogheda United career, was the hero as his side broke Cork City hearts with a 96th minute penalty. The 33-year-old has well over 200 Drogheda United games under his belt now and is both an FAI Cup and League Cup winner. But few moments could possibly have felt as sweet as his late goal to claim all three points at Sullivan & Lambe Park on Bank Holiday Monday.

1 week ago | rte.ie | Barry Landy

Ryan Brennan's 96th-minute penalty ensured Drogheda United returned to winning ways in the most dramatic fashion as Cork City were beaten in a five-goal thriller at Sullivan & Lambe Park. Cork City’s Djenairo Daniels struck a brace – the second of which arrived in the 85th minute – that looked to have denied Drogheda until Brennan’s late intervention. Thomas Oluwa was the player fouled by Cork goalkeeper Tein Troost.

3 weeks ago | irishmirror.ie | Barry Landy

Kevin Doherty hailed his team's best performance of the season as Drogheda held onto top spot in the Premier Division with a stalemate at United Park. For the second time this season, Drogheda and St Patrick's played out a scoreless draw. When you include two identical results between the sides last season, four of the last meetings between these teams have finished scoreless. At least this time, it might not be all that surprising that the sides couldn't be separated.

3 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Barry Landy

STEPHEN KENNY was raging at Saints’ inability to create chances as his side played out yet another stalemate with Drogheda United. Drogs remain top of the tree after a second draw of the Easter weekend on home soil. While Shelbourne dominated against them on Friday, the Saints had no such joy here. And boss Stephen Kenny fumed: “We wanted to be better than we were. Drogheda were effective. “In the previous game, at home, we created a lot of chances.